Jacksonville post., March 30, 1912, Image 4

I
Confession of a
Burglar
»
Oav.d by a Cigar
[SUMMONS
51. Gnfzol. i lie well known Tronch IN T IR CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OTATE OF OREGON
biKlonnii. wldle out walking In out- <>t
FCR THE COUNTV OF JAMBON.
the public gardens of Paris noticed
Lena A. I hillips Plaintiff,
that tic mi» being followed by >< di»
vs
reputable looking and badly dressed
Walt’ r P. Phillips, Defendant.
Suit fo
Individual. M. Guizot was puzzled b.v Divorce.
the mail's behavior, but Instead of
To Walter D. Phillipa the above named d«.
tbotvlng alarm he calmly sat down f endant:
when lie arrived at bls favorite svi^i
I n the N ame of the S tate of O regon : Yor
The rutilan, without hesitation, came ire he-eby notified that you are requi -ed to ap
lu<l sat down beside him and gave the >ear and answer the complaint of the atov«
htstorlau so tierce n look as to have dis plaintiffin the above entitled court, now on fib
fotn erted a less timid mail But with with the Clerk of said Court, within ten day?
from the date of service of this summons upot
u delightful uotK'liah.iice 5! Guizot vou if served in Jackson County. Oregon: but
l»uk out Ills cigar cam*, abstracted a if serve«! in any other county in tho State of
Ilgar and slowly lit It. The effect of Oreg n. then within twenty days from the date
inis action upon Ids companion was of the service of this summons upon you; or if
remarkable With n start and n scowl personally served on y>u out of the State cf
the uinn suddenly rose and. muttering Oregon, then within six weeks after the date of
fi himself, 'The man 1 want to kill such service; and if served by publication the r?of.
never smokes." walked rapidly away. then within six week« from the dat? of the first
and you are hereby notified that if
A week or so later the historian read publication;
you fail to appearand answer said complaint
In the newspapers that this same Indi­ as hereby required, the plaintiff will apply t» the
vidual had been arrested for a violent court for the relief demanded in said conpla’nt;
(ttack upou a well known public offi­ I to-wit. fora decree of said court dissolving the
cial who bore a strong likeness to 51. marriage contract existing between thJ p’antiff
Guizot himself. The famous writer an 1 the defendant, an 1 that p’aintiff have the
went home and smoked a big cigar in care custody and control of the minor chi’drer
of the plaintiff and defendant, and for such
honor of his narrow escape.
SUMMONS.
IN THE C.RCVir COURT OF THE STATE CI’
OREGON. IN AND FOP. JACKSON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Application of V. A Dun­
lap to B»'g:.«tc-Title to the following <!e.i bribed
real property, situated in Jackson County. Ore­
gon. to-vit:—
Begin; ing 24«.cha:ns west of the north-we3t
corner of the N. W. Fisk Donation land Claim
Py FRED L YOUNG
No. 42. in Township 38 south of Range 1 east of
the Willamette Meridian, an I running thence
south 4 chains, thence west 15.70 chains to the
I always worked single banded and
east line >f th? county road, therce north 10 de­
bad lo confidants, confining tnjself to
grees east along the east line of said county road
opening safes. You see. I got into the
9.02 cl.ains. thence north on said east line of
county road 2 40 chains to the north line « f the
business while working for a safe and
H. II. Eldridge Donation Land Clai n No. 70 in
lock company. 1 became so familiar
Townrhip 3< so j th of Range 1 west <f the Wil
with the construction of locks that I
lamette Meridian, thence east 14.14 chains, the ice
could do almost anything I liked with
south 7. 30 chains to the place of beginning, con­
taining 16 673 acres, said land being in Township 38
them. It was the miserable pay I gut
south of range 1 west of the Willamette Meridian.
that broke up my honesty. One win­
va.
ter my wife and children were all sick
H. II. Eldridge and all whom it may concern.
at once and I bad to hire a nurse to
Defend »..ta.
take care of them besides ruuuiug up
To H. II. Eldridge and all whom it may concern.
Defendants. In the name of thestateof Oregon,
a big doctor's bill. 1 got all bnlled up
you and each of you. arc hereby required to ap­
and It occurred to me to take wbat 1
pear and answer the application filed against you
ueeded for the time being from the
in the above ent iled cause, which is an action
safe of u rich cousin and put It back
brought for the purpose of registering th - title
when times were better with me.
to the a’>ovedescribed premises, and you are so
1 took what I had to have, but as to
other relief as the court may deem ejuita’/e and required to appear and answer on or before April
putting It back that was another mat­
29, 1912, and if you fail to appear and an «wer for
just.
ter. Persons who take for the first
Anecdoto of Gounod.
Under and by virtue of an ordo • made by the want thereof the applicant will apr-ly to tie
time what don't beloug to them usual­
Gounod whs >it one moment within Ho i . F. M. Calkins a judge of said court, dated Court for the relief in said application and here­
ly exjiect to replace it, but tlie law hii nee of taking: holy orders, tnit ou the 25th « ay o' March, A. D. 1S1:. th s ju nmonn in cem.it ded, said application being now on file
that necessitates the taking prevents retleuthm he thought that the life or a :s served on lhe defendant, by the publication in ihe office of the Clerk of said Coa t hi Jack­
Jackson Cai.nt . On-ik.r.
the return. However, 1 was uot fitt?d priest would nut «lilt him lie none thereof for »*!< suceexsive w *oks in the Jackson­ sonville.
This uoini
i publi; hod in the Jacksonville
fur a burglar, and my wife getting wise the less rema I ned a firm and devout ville Post, a we?!dy newspaper printed an I pub •’ostbvorl r of II n. F. M. Callrr.p. Ju«lg«* <»f th
i:s to luw I made up the family defl Cat hollé and adored religious music. lished nt Jacks’-nvill.*. Jacks«» i Countv. Oregon C’vciiii ( < int of IlieSti.t«* of Or. gon. for Jack-
and the defendant l»v said ord *r is r quir >1 <o ap­
< lencies it nearly broke her heart. On this point a typical anecdote is told pear an<l answer within six weeks from the (latfr on C .not . which sai 1 order was made and e:i
It occurred during the re­ of the first publication hereof.
er<«d nf re.-ord on the 5th, day of March. 1912
Then I was suspected and lost my le­ of him
Date of first, publication hereof ia the 9th da\
gitimate Job. Of course I couldn't get hearsal of Ids "brames Sacres” at the
Date of first publication March 30th, 1912.
A March. 1912.
another one—in my line of business— Vaudeville theuter. The manager call­
E. D. BRIGGS.
(■ eal )
W. R. COLEMAN.
Ashland. Oregon.
without tirst class references from my ed on him one morning and asked per-
County Clerk of Jackson Caunty. Oregon, ano
Attorney for Plaintiff.
lust employers, and tills threw me Into ndssion to make a suggestion. ”1
ex-officio Clerk of the Circuit Court.
think, mon cber maltre.” he said, ‘‘that
the burglary line exclusively.
PREDW. MEARS
Notice to Creditors.
One night when I had got into an there is something wanting in your
Attorney for Applicant.
The undersigned having boon appointed admin­
office where there was one of the sacre. For example, do you not think
safes I had helped construct, the lock that the Barabbas Incident might b« istrator of the estate of Henry Harrison Triplett, IX THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ft TATE OF OREGOE
IN AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
of which I knew as well as I knew improved by a little more orchestral deceased, by the Judge of the County Court for
County, State of Oregon, all persons
In the Matter of the Application of V. A. Dun­
my owu fingers, I luid my tools down effect?” Gounod, without replying, hid Jackson
having claims against said estate are hereby noti­
before me and, taking up the one I his head in i)is hands and after two or fied to present the same to me or to J. D* Wurts- lap to Register Title to the following described
intended to begin with, was starting three minutes of meditation suddenly baugh, at the office of the latter, in Grants Pans r-al property, situated in Jackson County, Ore­
in when I beard a voice behind uie exclaimed: “No; decidedly no. Such a Josephine County. Oregon, in proper form as re­ gon. to-wit:
Beginning 24 chains west of the north-west
blackguard as that does not deserve quired by law. within six months from the date
»ay:
rbrner of the N. W. Fisk Donation Land Claim
more
music.
”
—
London
Graphic.
of
the
first
puplication
of
this
notice.
“If you
right off
No. 42 in Township 38 south of Range 1 east of
I
Date of first publication, February 24. 19’2.
1'11 give you $100.”
the Willamette Meridian, and junnin? thence
C.
W.
TRIPLETT.
Reassuring "Miss Blake.”
Now, 1 kuew some one had the dead
south 4 chains, thence west 15.70 chains to the
J.
D.
WURTSBAUGH.
Administrator.
As they boarded the train they had
wood ou me. The blow had fallen at
east line of the county road, thence north, 10 de­
Attorney for Administrator.
grees oast, along the east line of said county roa i
last, and the merciless law would have every look of being a bridal couple.
9.02 chains, thence north on said < ast line of
I
me lu Its clutches. My wife and kids ■ The young num carefully escorted the
Exicutor’j Notice.
county r »nd 2.40 chains to the north line of the
and the way they would feel about It young woman to n sent, while the in­
cume up before me, and Instead of at­ terested passengers smiled indulgently. ! I n the C ounty court of the state of O regon . H. II. Eldridge Donation Lan.d Claim No. 70 in
Township 38 south of Ran re 1 west of the Wil­
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
tempting to put up any kind of a de­ Then, extending his hand to tho sup­
lamette Meridian thence east 14.14 chains, thence
posed bride, lie said lu a very loud
In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth A. south 7.30 chains to the place of beginning c n-
fense 1 said:
“I'll o[H-n the safe ou one condition.” I voice. "Well. Miss Blake, the train Is Mills, deceased.
talnlng 15.673 acres, said land being in Township
Notice is hereby given that Charles F. Milla.
about to pull out; 1 wish you a very
“What's that?'
38 south <»f Range 1 west of the Willamette
tho
executor
of
the
estate
of
Elizabeth
A
Mills.
Meridian.
“That you shoot me through the pleasant journey." and. dolling his soft
h is presented, rendered, and filed for
vs.
bead as soon as I have done the Job." i lint, he hurried off the train. The pas- deceased,
settlement in the above entitled court and mat­
H. H. Eldridge and all whom it may concern
I must have shown my agouy lu my i sengers looked disappointed.
ter, his final account and report of his ad min is- Defendants.
But the young woman seemed nerv­ tratinn of said estate, and that Saturday, the
tone, for the voice suid, "I’d rather
TAKE NOTICE.
pay you In currency and let you out ous By and by she culled the porter 27th day of April, 1912, at the hour of ten o’clock That on the 16th
day of Februnrv. 1912. an ap­
of here without giving an alarm."
mid In n whisper gavé him some inys- a. rn. of said day. at the court room of said court, plication was filed by the said V. A. Dunlap in
"That wouldn't do me any good. j terious errand He came back in a at the court house, in Jacksonville. Jackson the Circuit Court of Jackson County. Oregon, fi r
I'd have to i continue ah 1 urn, and It I moment and said in a voice uudible to County, State of Oregon. has been duly appointed Initial Registration of tho Title of the land above
and fixed by the order of the judge of the above described.
would only be putting off the evil every one:
court, as the time and place for hearing
Now, unless you appear on or before tho 29th
day."
“Yo're nil right, ma'am. He's in de entitled
objections to sai l account and report and for day of April. 1912. and show cause why such ap­
“Well, go ou and ojien tho safe, 1 smokin' compartment."
settlement thereof and of said estate.
plication shall not be granted, the same will be
While you're working we can talk the
Everybody smiled, and the bride
All persons interested in said estate are hereby
matter over."
blushed prettily.—Youth's Companion. notified that all objections to said account and taken as confessed, and a decree will be entered
according to the prayer of the application, and
I started In to pick the lock. Just
report or any item thereof must be filed on or you will be forever barred from disputing the
I) ifore the date and time aforesaid, to-wit: April same.
before beginning I cast a glance I h »
Sothern and Laura Keene,
hind me. but there was no light ex-
The elder Sothern had a great repu­ 27th, 1912, at 10 o’clock a. m. thereof.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
cept my lantern, and 1 could not see tntlon ns a practical joker, and to I Date of first publication hereof is March 30th. hereto affixed this the 7th day of March. 1912.
1912.
any one. I asked W’hy he wished the quote Ills son’s own words: ‘’His nerve
[SEAL]
W. R. COLEMAN.
CHARLES F. MILLS.
County Clerk of Jackson County. Oregon, and
lock picked, and he said that he had staggered people nt times. I remember
Executor. ox-ofneio Clerk of the Circuit Court.
an ImiKirtant deal to close tn the that in Baltimore he was once joined
morning and hail been figuring at by that clever actress Ln urn Keene.
Notice for Publication.
homo ou the matter lute at night. Ln lira Keene was very hot tempered. Notice of Sale of Real Property by
DEPARTMENT
OF THE INTERIOR
Needing a paper In the safe to com­ On one occasion something went
Administrator.
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg. Orejzon.
plete bls calculations, be had come wrong, and she called my father to her
COURT OF THE STATE 07 OREGON
March 2. 1912
for Jt and In trying to open the safe dressing room and began to give him IN THE COUNTY
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
Notice is hereby given that Albert D. Beardsley
found that something was wrong with n territic tongue Inching. In the midst
In He m itter of the estate of James Cook, de­ of Applegate, Oregon who. on January 26. 1906.
the lock. He had gone out for the of which lie suddenly turned out the ceased.
mat!« Homestead Entrv Serial No. 03874. fcr Lot
purpose of finding nn operator, but gas
’How dare you.’’ shrieked, the
Notice is hereby given th it the undersigned, 1 and the NEW NEH Section 30. Township 38 S.,
at that time of night It was Impossi­ fascinating Laura. ’I can’t bear to nee the a Iministrator of the estate of James Cook, Range 3 West Willamette Meridian, has tiled no­
ble. Otr^returnlng to the office he had a pretty woman in a temper.’ said my deco u el. will from and after the 39th day of tice of intention to make final five year proof,
found the door unlocked. Being sure father ns he calmly lit the gas again.”
April. 1912. at the hour cf«10 o’clock a. m. of said to establish claim to the land above described, be­
day. at the court room of the County Court of fore W. II. Canon. United States Commissioner,
he had locked it. he suspected that
Jackson County. Oregon, at the court houso in at Medford. Oregon, on the 19th day of April. 1912
something waa wrong, entered cau­
Business Associates.
Claimant names as witnesses: Fred Offen-
Jackson County. Oregon, offer at
tiously and came upon me.
Messenger—Who's the swell ye was Jacksonville.
“In case.” I said, “you would like to talkin' to. Jimmie? Newsboy—Ah, him private sale to the highest bidder for cash in bacher. of Applegate. Oregon. James O’Brien,
hand, and subject to confirmatiin by the County of Applegate. Oregon. Herman Offenbacber. of
do uuythlng for me no explanation ot an' tint's worked together fer years Court
of said Jackson County. Oregon, the fol­ Applegate. Oregon, William Morrison, of Apple­
my being here would be necessary. He's the editor o' one o’ my pupers.— lowing described real property, to-wit.
gate. Oregon.
It Is to be sup|>o«M*d that, finding your Loudon Opinion.
BENJAMIN F. JONES.
The SH of NEH and the NH of SBU of Sec-
safe lock gone wruug you bad culled
Register.
2). Twp, SIS., of Range 3 East, of Willamette
me in to fix it.”
Meridian, in said Jackson County. Oregon.
Notice
of
Final
S
ettlcment
Notice
of
Final
Settlement.
This sale is made under and in pursuance of a
“What do you mean by my liking to
license and order of sale, granted, made and en­ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON.
do nnythlug for you?"
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
tered of record by the County Court of Jackson
FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
“Not only for me. but for a good wo
OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
County, Oregon, on the 16th day of March. 1912.
man and a lot of Innocent kids. Help
In the Matter of the Estate of D. R.'White.
in the matter of the estate of James Cook,
In the Matter of the Estate of deceased, authorizing this administrator to sell deceased.
m» out of this horrible way of making
Notice is hereby given that Agetha
a living. I need one person, and only Charles A. Schaeufele, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Millie Raid property.
Brandenburg. Administratrix of the estate of
one peraon in the world to trust me
Dated this 28th day of March. 1912.
the above xnmed decedent, has filed in the above
Men are a flock of sheep and follow Schaeufele Miles, Administratrix of
JOHN COOK.
the estate of the above named decedent,
one leader. Let the world know that has filed i« the above entitled court Administrato* of the estate of James Cook, entitled court her duly verified final account and
report of the administration of said estate and
you have confidence in me, and it will her duly verified final account and re­ deceased.
the pafcl court has fixed Tuesday. April 30. 1912.
be making me over again."
port of the administration of said es­
at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day, in the
He didn't say anything for n long tate and the said Court has fix'd Sat­
court room of said court in the court house at
Guardian's Sale of Real Property.
while In reply to this. I knew very urday’, April 20, 1912 at ten o’clock in
Jacksonville. Jack «on County. State of Oregon,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; that pursuant as the time nn<! ph.ee of hearing siid final ae­
well that he wus thinking of the risk the forenoon of said dav, in the court
he would take lu trying to help me. room of sa’d court in the court house to an order of J. R, Neil. County Judge of Jack- ro« n*. and report.
at Jacksonville, Jackson County. State son County. State of Oregon, dated March 8.
All persons interested arc hereby notified to
and that risk came from me. Pres­ of
Oregon, as the time and place of 1912. duly made and entered in the matter of the make or file their ol jections to said final account
ently he suld;
hearing said final account an 1 report. guardianship of Nina M. Harris. Neil Harris and and report with raid court, if any they have, on
“A good deni dependa on your get­
All persons interested are hereby Gertrude Harris, n.inors, pending in said court, or before said time.
ting that safe Open I'm very much lu notified to make or file their objections directing and authorizing me to sell the following Date hereof and of the first publication hereof
the durk ua to <bat 1 am about to do i to said final account and report with described real estate, belonging to the estate of is March 30. 1912.
until I get that pai>er 1 spoke of. 1 said court, if any they have, on or be­ said minors; From and after the 8th day of April.
AGETIIA A. BRANDENBURG.
1912. I will sell at private sale, to the highest and
Administratrix of the Estate of D. R. White.
Uiiist close the deal at 1> o'clock this fore said time.
Date
hereof
and
of
the
publication
best
bidder,
for
cash,
the
following
described
deceased.
morning, and It's hit or miss with me." hereof is March 9, 1912.
real property situated in Jackson County. Ore­
1 Judged by what he aald and Ills
gon.
to-wit.
MILLIE SCHAEUFELE MILES.
Notice of Final Hearing.
tone that I had a chance, nnd I put
Administratrix of the Estate of Commencing at the soulh-east corner of Block IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF
mv mind right on my work. In half
Five
(5)
in
Galloway's
Addition
to
the
Town
of
OREGON. IN ANI) FOR THE COUNTY
in hour 1 threw open the safe door. Charles A. Schaeufele, deceased.
Medford, as designated on the plat of said addi­
GF JACKSON.
tion duly filed and of reconi in the office of the
The man behind me told me to shove
In the Matter of the Estate of John Johnsen,
Notice to Creditors.
County Recorder in and for said Jackson County,
my lantern back a bit. I did so. He
deceased.
took It up and brought It to bear on IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON and running thence west on the south line of PUBLIC NC i ICE is hereby given that on the
said Block Five (6) jno hundred end eiuhty-six
aie. Then he told me to put my weap­
IN AND FOR IHK COUNTY OF JACKSON
feet; thence north eighty (81)) feet; thence east 27th day of February. 1912. William H. Johnson,
ons back also, and when I had done
In the matter of the sdministration of the es- parallel to the south line of said Block Five the administrator of the estate of John Johnson,
this and he had gathered them up he tate of Edward Price ViekrOy a deceaaed one hundred and thirty-three (133) fe t. more or deceased, filed in the above entitled court and
secured tho paper he wanted from the person.
less, to the east line of said Block Five; thence matter his duly verified final report and that by
Notice ia hereby given, that the undersigned. in a southerly direction, along the east line of an order of date the 27th day of February. 1912.
safe nnd looked nt Illa wntch.
“Three twenty-five." he said. “Now by an order of the County Court of Jackson coun­ said B’ock Five to the place of beginning; and the judge of the above entitled court set and ap­
ty. State of Oregon. duiy entered on the 29th day also known and described as Lots Three (3) and pointed Saturday, the 30th day of March. 1912. at
I must go homo and figure hard till of
March. A. D. 1912. has been appointed and
the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. of said day as the
breakfast time. Go on out nnd come now ia the duly qualified and acting Executor Four (4) in Davis's Subdivision of Ix»t Two (2) in time and the office of the County Judge in Jack­
Block Five (5) of Galloway's Addition to the
trek hero Saturday afternoon. I may of the estate of the above named decedent.
Town of Medford. Said real estate will be sold sonville Oregon, as the place for the final hear­
have a scheme for you.”
All Creditore an<i persons having claims against subject to the encumbrances thereon.
ing upon said report. That at said time and
said
’
decedent
or
his
estate
nre
hereby
notified
He did have a schetno for me—a
IUis x* ill be received by the undersigned at his place sai l final report will come on for final h
and
required
to
pre«ent
the
same
duly
verified
progressive scheme -b.v which, as I
office No. 320. Garnett-Corey Building in the City injr.
Ail parlies interested are hereby notified to ap­
proved my regeneration I might nd with proper vouchers, to the undersigned Execu­ of Medford. Jackson County. Oregon.
tor at his office at Bank of Jacksonville Bldg..
pear at said time and place and make any objec­
Dated March 8. 1912.
rchco. the two going together. I have
Jacksonville. Jackson County. Oregon, within
tions th»: they may havj to the approval of
B F. PIATT.
l>< en years In bis sort tec nnd am well six months from the date hereof.
said final report.
Guardian
of
the
peraonx
and
estate
of
Nina
M.
to do. Thunk heaven, my children,
Date hereof and of the th st publication hereof I Han i.'*. Neil Harris and Gertrude Harris, minors.
Dated this the 27th day of Fi ’»rivy. 1912.
who are growing np to be men and ia March 30th . 1912.
Jacksonville. Oregon.
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women, have not a suspicion of my
HERBERT KENNEDY HANNA.
WILLIAM II • LINSTON.
* V
Executor of the will and estate of the above
. • i i.
Administrator of the Katat« o. J hn Johnson.
»bort period of dishonesty
named deceased.
Good for Nothing but tm. -
deceased.
SUTHERLAND S EAGLE L •
P;onee;' Assaying a Refining Co
131 Fifth St., near U. S. Mint
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We buy gold rich ore amalgam and all
mining products. We pay cash and give a
square deal. Assaying 50c. Established 20
years. Reference First 'National Bank of
San Francisco.
‘‘My little ion had a very severe cold. 1
was recommended to try Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy, and before a small bot'.ls
was finished he was as well as ever,” writes
Mrs. II. Silks, 20 Dowling Street, Sydney,
Australia. This remedy is sold by all dealer,.
Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey
For Coughs and Colds.
;
it saves your clothes
It saves your money
it saves weary steps
It saves your health
Based on the reduced rates in Jacksonville, the
cost of operation is less than 5c. per hour and the
cost of iron is only $4.09.
We have an ample
supply of irons and shall be glad to serve you
Rogue River Electric Co.
Charles F. Dunfoid
DR AY AGE
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
all Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or
too Light. Agents for Cölestin Mineral Water.
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
¡osí iirl *owr>' '■■1
City Drug Store
Carries a Full Line of
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles, Stationery,
Novelties, Etc.
School Supplies,
Standard Magazines
Physicians’ Prescriptions
Carefully Compounded
John Dunninyicn
A. S. Kleinhammer
Jacksonville
Meat Market
DUXNINGTO.y & KLEINHAMMEIi. Prop,.
Dealet 9 In
All Kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats
Poultry, Choice Lird. Etc
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON
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